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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
2
The talk reflects on the sin of omission alongside actions, citing Jesus parables from Matthew twenty five. It argues life’s purpose is to act, not remain idle, and that judgment hinges on deeds done or neglected in this world.
A speaker contemplats final judgment from a Platonic angle, urging impartial scrutiny of souls past appearances. He contrasts two men one idle in aging years, the other serving public and religious duties, noting happiness favors deeds and neglected opportunities invite guilt.
A satirical notice observes a man who spends days building imaginary plans and fills them with secondhand goods. It suggests that when someone claims to stay single by choice, it is often because romance did not choose him.
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church in Vaucluse and Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church in Marlboro plan congregational meetings on Sunday December 4 to consider appointing a permanent pastor. Rev. Dr. C. D. Gilkeson will preach at Cedar Cliff and lead the meeting. Rev. Harry M. Crim will preach at Cedar Creek and preside there. No afternoon service at Mount Hope Chapel. attendees urged to attend Marlboro in the morning.
Two major New York City investment trusts Shenandoah Corporation and Blue Ridge Corporation hold combined assets of 234 million dollars. During a stock slump their preferred stock fell below par, prompting unidentified New York financiers to inject millions to stabilize values. The Shenandoah Corporation owns 80 percent of Blue Ridge's common stock.
A Washington Star line notes Jud Tunkins declaring egotism a universal instinct and compares it to a flea thinking it owns the entire dog, highlighting a humorous belief about self-importance.
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